Deadline: 8th September
In order to address today's and tomorrow’s urban mobility challenges, there is a need for skilled individuals with
both the necessary technical and interpersonal skills within planning
authorities and the urban mobility professions. The urban mobility
labour market is growing and undergoing significant changes. In addition
to traditional knowledge and skills related to urban traffic and
mobility, educational programmes and training should cover subjects that
align with the current and future demands of the mobility labour
market.
The European Year of Skills (2023) emphasises the importance of skills development. It is crucial to develop an education system that is flexible, adaptable and capable of overcoming the challenges of insufficient skills, knowledge, and personnel in the European urban mobility sector. (...)
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